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I am also a big fan of hydras, but I use them more for workflow things like window movement, editing org tables or quicker navigation in org headings/trees and
by phforms 2y ago
I am also a big fan of hydras, but I use them more for workflow things like window movement, editing org tables or quicker navigation in org headings/trees and it complements my keybinding system in `meow`[1] (similar to Evil or the Kakoune/Helix text editing scheme).
[1]: https://github.com/meow-edit/meow https://github.com/meow-edit/meow
- BeetleB 2y agoThat's one use case, but you can use them to execute any elisp code. So when I encounter a new major mode I plan to use, while going through its docs I make hydras for keystrokes/commands I plan to use. This way I don't need to look up my notes, nor do I need to memorize keystrokes.